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I am interested in e-invoice and would like to know how do I get connected
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Any business entity can sign up with any Peppol-ready service provider and gain access to businesses across the Peppol network both locally and globally. The following is how businesses can be connected to the e-invoicing network. - If you are using a service provider Accounting/ERP solution, check that they are connected to Peppol. If yes, simply have them to activate the e-invoicing function.
- If you are currently not using any Accounting/ERP solution, you may access the following links to find one:
Peppol-ready solution provider
Free solutions with basic e-invoicing capabilities
- If you have your own financial system, engage with an approved Access Point (AP) operator who will be able to help you connect your system. The list of approved Access Point operators can be found here.
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What is the Digital Resilience Bonus (DRB)?
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The Digital Resilience Bonus seeks to uplift the digital capabilities of a broad base of enterprises so that they can adapt to safe management practices after the circuit breaker period. As a pilot, the Bonus will be targeted at the Food Services and Retail sectors. There is a greater urgency for these sectors to digitalise and adapt quickly due to the front-facing nature of their businesses.
Food Services and Retail enterprises that are incorporated on or before 26 May 2020 and have adopted pre-defined categories of digital solutions by 30 June 2021 can receive bonus payouts of up to $10,000, if they:
i. Adopt PayNow Corporate and PEPPOL e-invoicing; and
ii. Adopt the digital solutions in the required categories
The payout for Category 1 and 2 is $2,500 per enterprise per Category, and the payout for Category 3 is $5,000 per enterprise. Enterprises that fulfil all categories will receive $10,000. | F&B | Solutions to adopt in addition to baseline tier | | Category 1 | (i) Accounting, (ii) HR/Payroll and (iii) Digital Ordering (Dine in/Takeaway) | | Category 2 | Online food delivery (via food delivery platforms or own online shopfront) or e-procurement | | Category 3 | Data mining and analytics | | Retail | Solutions to adopt in addition to baseline tier | | Category 1 | (i) Accounting, (ii) HR/Payroll and (iii) Inventory Management | | Category 2 | e-Commerce | | Category 3 | Data mining and analytics |
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What is Seniors Go Digital?
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· The Seniors Go Digital programme seeks to inspire seniors to widen their horizons through digital adoption, and empower seniors with the digital skills to do so. Through the programme, MCI/ IMDA intends to address the skills and affordability challenges that prevent seniors from embracing digital, while shifting mindsets by generating enthusiasm about digitally enabled lifestyles. · In the short term, digital adoption enables seniors to comply with COVID19 public health directives such as the use of contact tracing apps, and replace in-person activities with online ones. In the long term, beyond the COVID-19 period, it also contributes to building a resilient and inclusive society, by enabling seniors to connected with family members and friends, and continue accessing essential social services such as befriending and tele-health. · The programme brings together government, community, industry and family in an SGTogether effort to support our seniors on their digital adoption journeys. · There are three key facets to the programme: o Scaling up and accelerating digital literacy for seniors. Efforts to drive digital literacy will focus on practical learning outcomes for seniors that support their everyday needs, such as keeping in touch with their family and friends through video calls, scanning QR codes or using SingPass Mobile for Safe Entry and engaging in e-payments at hawkers and wet markets).
o Providing additional support for needy seniors who aspire to go digital, but lack the financial means to do so. This addresses the affordability gap for those who have overcome the mindset and are willing to pick up digital skills, but are deterred from digital adoption because they cannot afford it.
o Driving a nationwide Seniors Go Digital movement. This will be done through a comms and engagement campaign encouraging all senior to take action to on-board to digital, with the support of their families, friends and community. This will be complemented by efforts with industry and community partners under the SG Together umbrella.
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Where can I find the programme for seniors go digital?
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You may refer to the link here. For clarifications, you may call 63773800 or email info@imda.gov.sg.
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Who qualifies for mobile access for seniors?
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| Eligibility Criteria | | Age | 60 years old and above (based on birth year) | | Citizenship | Singapore Citizen | | Current beneficiary of selected government assistance scheme | MSF ComCare Long Term Assistance (LTA); MSF’s ComCare Short-to-Medium Term Assistance (SMTA); OR HDB’s Public Rental Scheme | | Others | Not an existing IMDA Home Access beneficiary that had received smartphone | * Does not include online learning modes.
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How to apply for hawkers e-payment?
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A NETS sales consultant will contact you at your stall. You need to bring with you the following (original) document: - NRIC
- NEA/SFA* Licence
- DBS/POSB, OCBC, UOB Bank Account statement
In addition, please bring along photocopy of the above documents for submission to NETS during sign-up. *Singapore Food Agency (SFA) - took over the licensing of stalls from NEA in April 2019. So stalls either have SFA or NEA license numbers. Stalls with NEA license numbers will be transferred over to SFA when they are renewed.
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I am a vendor. How do I apply for my solution to be pre-qualified by IMDA? What is the criteria for my solution to be successfully pre-qualified?
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ICM solution providers are important partners in the SMEs Go Digital. ICM solution providers can choose to participate in either the sector emerging solution project or the proven sector solution project. For more information, click here.
Interested vendors can email us at smes_go_digital@imda.gov.sg to find out how you can pre-qualify your solution.
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Do I need to apply for an Arts Entertainment Licence if I were to stream a theatre performance using an online platform? Do I need to submit the content to IMDA for classification?
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You do not need to obtain an Arts Entertainment Licence or submit the content of the performance to IMDA for classification as the performance is intended to be streamed online only and not to a public place for exhibition. Such AE content placed online should comply with the Internet Code of Practice (ICOP). However, you are advised to ensure that there is information available on the nature of the AE content to guide parents and that there are appropriate safeguards to prevent the young from being exposed to unsuitable content. This includes reflecting the classification and consumer advice prominently for performances that have been classified by IMDA. For those that have not been classified, you may refer to the Arts Entertainment Classification Code (AECC) for guidelines on arts entertainment content.
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Where can I find information on the list of DVB-T2 product models?
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Information on the registered DVB-T2 product models is available here.
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Which types of arts entertainment are exempted from licensing requirements?
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Some arts entertainment events or activities are exempted from arts entertainment licensing if organisers are able to meet certain conditions. For details on exempted categories of arts entertainment, please click here. If you are certain that the arts entertainment you are staging falls under the 'exempted arts categories' listed and meets the exemption conditions, you can proceed to stage it without applying for a licence. However, where you have some doubts or uncertainty, please contact IMDA via the IMDA Online Feedback Form to verify the performance exemption status.
If you need further clarification on this matter, you may contact our Customer Service Hotline at 1800 478 5478.
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Who should I contact if I experience connectivity problems?
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If you experience connectivity problems at a Wireless@SG hotspot, please refer to the Hotspot List to check who is the operator managing the hotspot. Thereafter, you may wish to contact the operator for assistance.
Alternatively, you can email us at INFO@imda.gov.sg or call us at 6377 3800.
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I am interested in e-invoice and would like to know how do I get connected
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Any business entity can sign up with any Peppol-ready service provider and gain access to businesses across the Peppol network both locally and globally. The following is how businesses can be connected to the e-invoicing network. - If you are using a service provider Accounting/ERP solution, check that they are connected to Peppol. If yes, simply have them to activate the e-invoicing function.
- If you are currently not using any Accounting/ERP solution, you may access the following links to find one:
Peppol-ready solution provider
Free solutions with basic e-invoicing capabilities
- If you have your own financial system, engage with an approved Access Point (AP) operator who will be able to help you connect your system. The list of approved Access Point operators can be found here.
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How do I access the Film Classification Database?
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Please click on the following link - Media Classification Database and follow the steps below:
1. Key in the title of the film that you wish to check on.
2. Click on "Search" to see the decision and rating given by the IMDA.
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